This anonymous poet’s piece in a comic yet devotional style is a true description of the Adhama Nayika’s behaviour and attitude to her Lord.
The language of the nayika and her earthy references are typical of a Nayika who expresses herself very naturally, without sophistication or self-restraint.
While Krishna playfully tries to infiltrate the daily activities of the Gopinis as they go about their duties the Gopinis react quite aggressively and tease him in return. While Krishna is momentarily silenced and confused with the hostility of their words and gestures, he too tries to take revenge.
They call him names and threaten to expose his flirtatious nature.
However, as is the style of this literary genre, all ends well on a playful note with Krishna and the Gopinis making up and remaining friends.
The players and performers of this piece will bring to you the liveliness of the characters, their racy passions and slightly coarse emotions ending with the eternal spirit of devotion that is the hallmark of all literature on Krishna and his Gopinis.